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<blockquote data-quote="lukelightning" data-source="post: 2801700" data-attributes="member: 9745">I've let players change feats and skills if they realized it was a poor choice and never really used the feat. It's like the &quot;no-fault alignment change&quot; rule: If you make a character of a certain alignment and then start playing the game, you might realize your concept of the character's personality doesn't match the alignment you chose...so &quot;poof&quot; you just change the alignment to something that matches it.Similarly, if a player made a super sneaky rogue and took the the stealthy feat, and then upon playing realized he didn't really sneak around much, I'd let him swap the feat to something more in-line with the way he's playing his character.&nbsp; This is, of course, easiest for feats/skills that the player never used;&nbsp; in any case I'd rather have players that are happy with their characters than worry about &quot;oh my god you can't switch awareness for quick draw it will ruin my game!!!!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lukelightning, post: 2801700, member: 9745"] I've let players change feats and skills if they realized it was a poor choice and never really used the feat. It's like the "no-fault alignment change" rule: If you make a character of a certain alignment and then start playing the game, you might realize your concept of the character's personality doesn't match the alignment you chose...so "poof" you just change the alignment to something that matches it. Similarly, if a player made a super sneaky rogue and took the the stealthy feat, and then upon playing realized he didn't really sneak around much, I'd let him swap the feat to something more in-line with the way he's playing his character. This is, of course, easiest for feats/skills that the player never used; in any case I'd rather have players that are happy with their characters than worry about "oh my god you can't switch awareness for quick draw it will ruin my game!!!!" [/QUOTE]

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